Looking at the same chicken, potatoes, or vegetables and wondering what to make tonight? You can turn those familiar ingredients into a dinner you are excited to serve without planning an entirely new menu.
Stockyards BBQ Sauce adds a smoky, sweet, and tangy finish to the meal you choose. Serve it warm and use one of these five ideas to get dinner underway.
1. Chicken with a barbecue finish
Serve warm sauce alongside cooked chicken, or use it as a finishing glaze according to your chicken recipe. Add roasted potatoes and a green vegetable for a straightforward dinner. Putting extra sauce in a small serving bowl lets everyone choose how much they want.
2. Pulled pork or chicken sandwiches
Toss cooked shredded pork or chicken with warm barbecue sauce and spoon it onto buns. Add a handful of crisp slaw and pickles for contrast. The combination of a soft bun, savory filling, and crunchy topping makes a simple sandwich feel complete.
3. Loaded barbecue potatoes
A baked potato gives you a useful base for cooked shredded meat or warm beans. Add barbecue sauce, then finish with green onions, cheese, or a spoonful of slaw. Put the toppings on the table and let everyone build a potato their own way.
4. Burgers with a smoky topping
Use Stockyards BBQ Sauce on your favorite cooked beef, turkey, or bean burger. Pair it with grilled onions, crisp lettuce, or pickles. You can keep the sides easy with oven fries or a cucumber salad.
5. Roasted cauliflower bowls
Roast cauliflower until browned and tender, then toss it with a little warm sauce. Serve over rice with cooked beans and shredded cabbage. Add more sauce at the table if you like a bolder finish. The same bowl idea works with other roasted vegetables you have on hand.
Build the rest of the plate around contrast
Because barbecue sauce brings sweetness, tang, and rich flavor, pair your main dish with vinegar slaw, cucumber salad, or lightly dressed greens. One main and a simple side are enough to make a dinner you can feel good about serving.
Shop Stockyards BBQ Sauce, choose the meal that fits what you have, and take tonight's dinner decision off your list.